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Read ArticlePanelization Functionality now included in OrCAD PCB Designer Professional
The latest version of the OrCAD software helps you to streamline your design process and design better products at a quicker pace. One key feature that has been added to the latest release of...
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Read ArticleYour PDN Design Guide
This article is your PDN design guide to some of the potential problems and their solutions when designing an effective power delivery network on your PCB.
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Read ArticleWireless Local Area Network Boards For the Internet of Things
The internet of things (IOT) is a maturing, but still fast growing market. The PC boards have become commoditized.
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Read ArticleEstimating the PCB Design Cycle With Limited Information (Then Making it Happen)
Setting milestones and using a scheduler will help you keep track of your PCB Design Cycle
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Read ArticleThe Advantages of the PCIe SerDes Architecture and its Functionality
The PCIe SerDes architecture affords increased performance and greater design functionality.
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Read ArticleUsing Peak Current Flow to Optimize PCBA Layout
Knowing the peak current flows on your board will allow you to optimize the design, as we describe in this blog and avoid severe consequences.
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Read ArticleTracking Voltage and Current in Your Circuit
You don’t need to use pen and paper for tracking voltage and current in your circuit—use an integrated SPICE simulator instead.
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Read ArticleFused Filament Fabrication and Electronic 3D Printing
Fused filament fabrication offers uniformity and operator control for 3D printing, greatly simplifying the process.
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Read ArticleDecoupling Capacitor Placement in PCB Layout
Decoupling capacitor placement is important in circuit design and layout for controlling voltage flux as well as EMI in your electronic hardware.
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Read ArticleHow to Model Warburg Impedance in Circuit Simulators
Transistors operating in the diffusion regime can be described using a Warburg impedance and equivalent Warburg circuit model.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding a Ferroelectric Hysteresis Loop in Electronics
A ferroelectric hysteresis loop looks just like its ferromagnetic counterpart. Here’s what you need to know about ferroelectric electronics.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding VDC Output Power Supplies and Their Uses in Electronics Design
In applications that require the stability of a DC output, VDC output power supplies are most likely the right tool for the job.
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Read ArticleDC Motors versus AC Motors: What You Need to Know
When considering DC motors versus AC motors, they both serve the same function of converting electrical energy into mechanical energy. But, how do they differ?
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Read ArticlePN Junction Reverse Bias versus Forward Bias and Their Functional Characteristics
A PN junction diode in reverse bias functions as an insulator and as a conductor when in forward bias.
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Read ArticleThe Types of Damped Harmonic Oscillators
There are three primary types or categories of damped harmonic oscillators. Here’s what you need to know about them.
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Read ArticleAuto-Route versus Auto-Interactive Routing--Which Is Better?
This article discusses the similarities and differences of auto-route versus auto-interactive routing and which type of routing would be best to use.
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Read ArticleWhat Your Noise Figure Measurements Tell You About Your System
Advanced PCB Design Blog | What Your Noise Figure Measurements Tell You About Your System
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Read ArticleReaffirm Signal Integrity Using S-Parameter Simulation
A look into S-parameter simulation, and discussion on how these parameters can help maintain signal integrity in RF circuits.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding Self-Inductance for Better EMF Management
Self-inductance is an interesting natural phenomenon, but it can wreak havoc in your circuit designs if you are not careful. Here’s what you need to know.
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Read ArticleWhy Use SerDes?
Why use SerDes? Simply put, it minimizes the number of input/output pins and connections without sacrificing performance. See here for further details.
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